AI Lab Offlines and Onlines
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Dec 2, 2018 - Java
AI Lab Offlines and Onlines
ai python notebooks
Forward A* and Adaptive A* for navigation in partially known environments
A-Star-search example with individual search room creation
Popular graph searching algorithms implemented in Python.
Makes use of the C++ IO2D library to render a 2D model of a map showing the shortest path between two nodes determined using the A-Star path finding algorithm
A simple fastest route finder written in Java includes BFS, Djikstra(Speed limits included) and A* Algortihms also has the feature of visualization of visited nodes.
A route planner using the A* algorithm (uses Open Street Map data)
Sokoban puzzle solver using A* and UCS
Implement a navigational robot that performs global planning using A* and local planning using Vector Field Histogram (VFH) to help navigate the robot from start to end for a given map.
An (absurdly) toy application for experimenting A* graph traversing algorithm.
Hex-grid utilities for board and strategy games with path-finding, field-of-view, and more
Artificial Intelligence program that navigates through a series of small underground caverns. This solution uses the A* Search Algorithm to calculate the shortest path.
This is visualization of A-Star Algorithm with the help of Binary Search Trees.
A visualization of the A* path finding algorithm
A simple command line Snake game with both manual and automatic players.
Planning an Optimal Path (project 4 of 5 from Udacity Intro to Self Driving Car Nanodegree)
This is the implementation of A* and Best First Search Algorithms in python language. The project comprimise two data structures: stack and heap.
Udacity Flying car nanodegree program
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